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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sunrisss 424 Sets Noon rise SI7 Moons aga, 2s
high WATER.
LM-Sandy Hook sos Gov. Ispd 606 He'll Gats 7:55
H4-sanay Hoek 6:l9 Gov. Isld 62S Hell Gate. S:l7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
Heara-ste Ia stsz Diseases q the Nsryous System.
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$50 ends figured and plain India
Silk. 2 1.2 to IL yards each, AT
HALF PRICE.
100 pieces Black Lyons Cache
mire Silk, full "a inches wide,
at S1.35, $1.75 and $500 per
yard reduced from $1.75, 1926,
and 1915.
5Opieces Black Rhadame Silk
at 75c. and $1.OO per yard; re-
duced from $1.OO and $1.25.
90 pieces Black Surah Silk at
800 per yard; reduced from
$L25.
$50 Ladies' White Lawn and
Bingham Suits at 1915 to $3.50
each; reduced from 5000 and
$3.50.
500 imported Jersey Waists at
05c., $1.75, and $3.50 each re-
duced from 1926, $3.50, and
$4.75.
600 Oriental, Persian, AIgerine.
Theodore, and Newport Shawls at
$1.65 to $500 each; reduced
from 1925 to 800.
so pieces battle-ground French
Satines at IL Lee. per yard; re-
duced from Soc.
1OOpieces striped Gingbams at
&c. peryard reduced FRONT f-2c.
200 pieces Polka Dot FOulard
Cambria at &c. per yard reduced
from Toe.
800 imitation Alligator Club
Bags, sizes 10 to IS inches, at Coo.
to $500 each; reduced from
$3.50 to $3.50.
Dry Goods sold at the forrest prices
in this city and delivered at all
accessible points ont Of tO,cn FREE
Of mail or cypress charges.
Samples and information sent free
on application.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

yyrA <reaus Rotet-william Endicott Secretary Of
rsr Civil Engineer Menoea1 u H. Navy, and Assem-
fgnen Fremont Cole and Frank B: Arnold; TsW- York
eNdon HsfsI de Reuterskod swedish Minister at Wash
fnrton Murray HfA Hss-Count dc Robigo OF Nice
-. Victoria Hotel-Dr. Hamilton Grihip ST. JanH
Este,-oeorge F. sosson OF Chicago aoSmsn Hsas .o
II MONTGOMERY Field OF Boston Wfndsor Hetst-benasor
Frederick S. Fish and WIFE, Of NewJerscy.
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ALONG THE SOUND.
SUNDAY AND THE HOTEL MEN.

DspoRPoEr;-Ihe Rev. L r. streetsr will tonight d
liver the fourth OF his Sunday evening lectures at the Fir
Methodist Episcopal Church. subject A Man Wanted.
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a
sUNsET.-At Sandy HOOK wind moderate. Sc; cloudy
Al CITY Island. wind light. Sc. cloudy.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERI
FOREIGN PORT3

QUEENSTOWN June ls-Arrved steamer Umbria OBI, Nc
Mlckan. from Newfork June IL on her way Liverpool
lana procseded).
DUSNET HEAD. June 17-Passed steamer Dan
Laub, from New-York on her way 10 Copenhagen.
STEI1IN. juno 14-Saied. steamer Island (Dan skodt
for New-York. "
HAyRE June ls-salcd. steamer La Gasoogne (Fr) San
tel- for Now.York. "
..AMoY June is-saled, steamer Genshiol (Br -, for
Eew.York.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY lSzsxTEEN PAGES

Stern BrOtlGrS
Have Marked Down
Ladies' Combination Silk,
Cloth, India Silk, Flannel
Chani9 Lawn
Wash Fabric Dresses
VERY LOW PRICES.
Large Assortments of Ladies' Imported
and Our Own Make
HOUSE ROBES, SATTEEN,
LAWN and CHALLIE WRAPPERS,
with
the remainder of Imported Trimmed
WALKING JACKETS,
$3.50, 1885, $ll.75 and $685.
In All Other Departments
Special inducements
GENERAL
Reduction in Prices
80 TO So West 23d-st.,
% TO IS West 22d-st.
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Steamer Gsllis (Brl.
town -, with mdse and y
at the Bar at ll.45 pm.
Bark Arthur G Wade.
water 8 days. with suga
Tor 81 HoughtOn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

John s. MaEmaduke, The governor Of
asissoari, Il dead. BE uill Be rsuem-
hsrsd pfirsipslly bscanss q The paEt be
took il fks eEsai rsbsllion- he vss ore
q shs free ard esq soldiers Of The
oonfsdeFacy who harrassed the western
hof8er ard fer tiG1s made things very
UNPLEASANT FOR union men IN MiaseuEi,
Arkansas and otheE southwestern afaiea.
Ii the soulh be vas regarded as an on
CT regularly commissioned IN The ser.
vice Of zoe Confectionery who had been
given sue command Of q flying eolnmn
and vas woFEyiug the enemy Ia the
noss effective manner. The name o.
Masmaduks, howsvaF, Vill sever Be IS
ssslaisd viii the open and honoFahse
warfare which men admire 10 THEN
ensmies a. well as IN their friends
When be waa nominated for governor
Of Missouri By the Democrats 10 1854
the fact created wonder and indiena-
slon throuehcut The north, where Mar
maduke vas stlli looked UPON 80 Q
guerrilla. That this feeling vas shared
toa eeEsAia extent By the the people Of
Minouri ID alitsted By The fact that tie
usual Democratic majority Of fifty
thousand was cat down 10 sbous ten
thousand, Marmaduke having been
scratched 10 the sxtsni Of forty thou
sand votes BY members Of his oTn
party.
The oartes Z the dAahinR ooufede-
rate - governor Of Missouri has been
unsysntful. He has done nothing 10
bring his name prominently before the
county, and has been vsry ordinary
executive ofloeE. During the great
railEosd strikes In the southwest In the
spring Of 1895 be attempted 10 settle the
di1asnlty BY aosing a. arbitrator. bas
succeeded only IN becoming 30 extremely
unpopular wish al concerned that u be-
came evident THAI bic political career
woald end With the expiration Of bis
laFm a. governor.
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sssk werk, wa Chsn9 sri % BIZ pAst-
s.er. c. Hss, d lhis city. isF lesssz e
euaorasmsnl No iinswas - 50 -
sssnrn maa % Cana oarried sifuneiS
woslssa tsffer tearine sks sinnatnrss e
nssssy sssry psouinena mAn u seasfas.
snsh q ths l1adlnR hankerss ralizosa
nasm, lawyers. cs9tousa cfheeS 80
runisiral omosra Il uns An nnganlt'
nsd snaesnsmsri 81 Va cnone's eaai-
nsas aoslsssss and sroks q bis sneeaas-
fni record IS eontIaesgr - this ceula-
Try. ne letter snd eagsiasd trAn.as-
son skessof viii Be nubmiiisd = ins
Ckinsss eossFnHsnf, sEd vii furnish
ecclesiastical aid 20 Va Chonz - his e.
fasts 10 sscase as1ntraot-
Gee Hes states thsa BE- sxpssis hia
GARNER 10 est tbs eantEaei and tAsn he
VIII order his sie4. tineeg and cshsE
nasssssls from ths Pueaf Sound Enills-
Railsoad buildsua Ia CANA viii not ea
esiaysd nush longer. and. whsu y does
begin, Puzst Sound lumber viii nnd
shsra "a inp0rsant and SO increasing
market.
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IA. nnnouuosmsnt that The Austrian
.e..-.. vho are on fufioueh have been
ordered ts rsioln their Feasmenss ana
ehaa ne members Of the reserve CORPS
hava resolved orders 10 be ready for
asslvs service, shoald not Be aecspaed e
indicaalns that Austria y aoeas 70
plunee lnio var. such precautions are
somwon AZ times when there u the
allahasst danger o. q Fapsare o. the
friendly relations between any OF soe
sveaa powers. Nothing In the nasare Of
warllks preparation Is easier than 70
o.ass olnsafs and men 10 remain ~
their eoloss, and nOihinR looks more
hussnsss.liks and hlOoathiEsty. SIN.
ths tact shal saeh orders 90 mot Indicate
thas yer y certain 10 fallT aiteated BY
,bs o.hss faes thai shs officers and msn
a. various Rusovsan armies have been
osssrea 10 remain With thsiF regiments
q. least q aonan times since any ct the
essaa powers have been engaged Ia hos-
tillties.
Ia6seA, in spite Of these alarming
psdsrA the situation nov appears more
peaesful lhan Il hns al any previous
llms during the past Honih. One Of
ths Russian journals which has bsen
nos olamoseus for var nog declares
mai "a amioAhls arrangement oeswsen
Russia and Austria can be Fsasoed
ultheui dllksnliy. Il really seeus as
II RasuiA had given 40 The ldsa Of
Fsighlsnlne ihs powers which form tae
axsuarsisa alliances, and thai she Il about
d dapaEs from her threatening attitude.
I. d more prObahls than ever thai TIE
peace q Earops viii not Be shattered
naxa year. unis@ something unexpsct-
al essnrs 10 change The programme.
there vii Be no great war 20 lon9 -
william ls smpsrOs Of Germany. TIE
aasd monAruh "a heartily siSk Of var
and desires 70 see no more Of Is, and bis
wishes vii b. gFati6ed 4 q q within
the psuss % Bisuaassk 10 crafty thsna.
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xaaoe MoAilistsf, IN Bis espaeisy e
asssess Iudes 81 Cbisaeo, Fsoestiy fsn-
de,.8 "a lmpssaant decision aeelAssnR
-. ersluancs of that city foEbiddine
- mia AZ Intoxicating liqaors 70 MIN.
-. y 81 void. Ihs esss b whicn sne
aarsssau vas asvsa VS. TIE Aooaas cor
s.. 60 81 J. Oscar Basthai, . saioeA
kssusr sharnea With havine soid hqoot
- minor, ard. therefore, Win kespins
s dssasdmly hoass. Ths eounssa y nc
-. $500 10 sonfns iheir arguments
3 - validity Of thn ordinance. Snien
- &C.,. The oourt dsoidse thas The
a,aleaaes eonsIavansd The dram shop
- : sssss Law which provides that
IIaror oould be sold 10 minor On ne
w,slssn consent 81 bis parents. The
esaInnnoe d question prohibits me sale
n IIauer 40 mlnoEs under aaS eifeHm-
stance.
The Iuaae, after citing This and osiAsf
saehnseai differences, says be may q
wyauo d bis oenelaslons about the oroi'
nance being void, bot be knew that tne
psossss b. vhlsh Malshsi vaa hela yes
vola On is face, because tbs COMPLAINT
usessndeI 10 b nothing more than sne
sellInu Of liquor 70 zone minos' wh'is
- o,dlnanos prohibited the sAls o.
llanor 10 ~mlness."
Ths Chicago Daily Nsass, after making
considerable spors Of The iadRe for pc
deesuion, sonclnasd an editorial wisn
~ folIoulna paragraph In which may
- detected nos Iiitlo sarcasm I'VE
hage aluaya oOnnIdsrsd that ths plural
lneladsd shs Singular In Law Is sae
vhols does the part in mathematics.
Bas mayhap Ne ars uiaiaken."
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rns mmaaE BUsESEaA


Al one time IN The history q Puges
eaunl the lumber business vas . ser
feoa alal b. which vas indicated ahe
annshsns Of gloOm in all The trades ana
huasHesa IN TIE vioinity. A eoenine
lanhsr mankei meant good times IL 81
osher industries. and = dall laraeeF
maskra meant dua tin2s. The same is
ssaa ledAy 6ai IN . mech ioss dserta
win shs advent Of railroads and tasif
aassnaiae mAnnfastutlng essaesish-
menta eomss g srsassF share Of is@s-
psnasnes.
However. q booaing lumber easinesA
while u b 10 loaSsr The enly hepe Of
shs Puget Sound Business man. Is .
Yer desirable element in she esneral
trade 81 Ne ecmmaniaY. The pasi year
Aas been an enaiuensly sne0smtul ere
kss ne iumbsEnaa. and che var iSss
holds eua the prcSnase 81 greatly tHcrsas
"a huHinsas. TIE beiidinR econ IN
nsushssn California shows nos tAs less
sien a. ahaaeneat and the aemand Tor
aamAes h thai 0aaFtss h mere liable -
Be increased than otherwise he local
sonsampsian wi unaoabledly be gseat
e. h lses than Is has oesn IN 1871. aas
sha teEssRn trade 81 svor eFowaae IN sx'
asna ana incoFtaDes.
AnA roe oemee he ancsaaceuen'
thaa very soCn laEea snEPiiss 81 EaiiEoAE
tles ana unheEs gill - nse.Asd Ia CAana
ana tAaA that ssvcEnmegs vii loek Il
a ruesg saaAd ~ NE moaA naaaEa
aoasos q snrpls. ALREADY Tie cAtess'
sovernmsni has decided 10 huila FSA.
fsom peAia inas lbs ptVsiuse es he
nan, ana Il h probahis shAi e'es I'll
- ~ saIloa fos en SO arss contsAe'
SMla ohins Hosa eva cesnssl s<i
knoun a. sas a. tAs arsa - b = y
mo.. promlnsna Oai0sss DsreeAHt p
seasslA. 4 nau Ia Chiua aD1 = vss'
anxseas 10 scars a aontraea frara as
aosssnmsat % - era railFuA1 II
snauess aushulsses aaasa STA - tEasl .
ampaEaAmi wask wisA ena g tleis col
uaaA. hsl,nstna thAa fngRhsnsfs aiane -
Asuahis az snah ngest nndeFsAkinzA
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a TWENTY YEARs, ExPERIEN oE

40 Broadway, n. Y. March IL. 1856.
have been uslng ALIccoK's Poncus
PLkPTKRs for 20 years, and found them
one Of toe best Of family medicines.
Briefly summing % my experience, |
say tbat uhen placed on the small OF
shs back ALrcocK's PLAsrERs oil tbs
body With nervous energy, ana thus
cure fatigue, brain exhaustion debility
aad kidney difficulties. For women and
children ! have found them invaluable.
They never initiate The skin nsT cause
toe slightest pain, bat cure sore throat,
osoupy coughs. colds, pain Ia s1de, bsek
or chest, indigestion and bowel COZ
plaints. O. ID. FBEpRIcKS.
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RknNkN ua0S&

a feu Rseka $50 4 WaraA1 known -
M. &insF. Weora taa sosseDs ofaci2is
hsvs had gaioksd ieF aouas time So
i,sese1 IL euaEziinz, $3.50 tAeoaeA 10
Fsrsiksd. o. ne sAsse EteAmez "a
Efank h E1sFmA1, eastcaa ol2eeF 81
ssesftiA. uhc pssss1 hsr tronk WnheGt
sxaas nfee ia Nhtn anssliared b. aha
AsaarmAn FeFilea thaA bar nunk esn-
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British Ship Cape Verde.
CAPTAIN MITCHELL,

ETAS COMMENCED nIscHARaTS6 cAK-
- al SeNstaA oenste1e Q aa& - aers e
LIS 4 iaaaez q ~ atteSa ha18rea teas isa
e secs ais - Any an acgn2a EpScs easSaa.
saigvaA &c he Mss Bag HeAanats kRsN an
sseai DozspEax iLE1llzos. ceIstezRe4 n cn1sr,
vi psessxa taelr Riils q ls.&ae - ~ caHe4tn
Il t. sA1a via czsszM Aa1@ Fes0it ~
sszcaAr4irF e. - rala e1l es refsx4ns -
Paxs FouaEtnt a eg7srs fisss 40 sxPs1zs
frstfss. dzEarrsEs I'D AZ skee1zes tscsfTe4
goHS MITCHELL
Nss1t< 4 $40 Go Fsrae
p.s4l = ss4ftl-, y. =. D. .. ~. . Z
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DIED.
saAugs--At Roslyn, W. r.. December j. 1851,
Alexander sandys.
Deceased vas bern N England, November
IS les1 ealistea In the British army Ncvem-
BE- s.. 1871, ana was discharged July -, 1854.
lEzEiish and cAn4diAn papers please copy1
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NOTICE

FTHR nRAwFSG CONDUCTED 50 ME2
Ma 1sasaa ~ Witaw MnzSAAlia uaE<A
taaA Rtsre 9oaas No 80 waS ~ aazAez
4aa ne pMnns halal1E s2lA nzuber b
gaRnall Mrs.. MARY HANSEN
nMN q RmNHRps mtsHn34
wese wssA - - seE ee
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zETs-r0EEH-R0RsAEn-sTo

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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E1zna n LEI Nnd ellnnsAanE WAzle4 wkA -
InaaE111 - - r1l1 q ! oeElE g1r2 ~ 1zzl
azaarlsun. 50 r4f cent f1R eact Ea11aeuez1
lnlar1tan- Ragmnt Ai11ss p a1VAnse.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. eo0n R0rrz
w beg. VIA hsrse Applg IS Us sBra- 4
TTsOR RnNT-a N1cE TR0ET R0oa FUR-
E naAhe1 buHrd md EzaAinB Aaaraha
n. n, taB oMee- eN4 S
T71oR KHNT-THaKR nOOaEs, uNrUn~
ID nizke4 eDod lseasion- Ad1sezz =. tks
a1ea- d. g
no LKT-NICELT FUKNlsHKD ROOMS.
scziA Saccnd aaEe14. between 1ncksea enS
King. APgly q az.t nsu hsase. ds1sA
osT-A PAss-BOoK WFrH THE HfnER-
IL IA Savings 80 Lnan soctety q ean
FEznciaeo, n ~ nans a Mazgfs Ereuks ;
San1w l1z418 Tia 2ndex yin pieass Felsra
- LIS enes ed seoelys resars. dezl s.
TToR sALE-0UTFTr on PRIVATE BOARD
IT ing hsn1e. with lease Il koue4; god
isea1lon nnd house fnB 81 boardszM
HolMEBs R1NoKNKT 4 L0CKAED.
DIS Am 0nlmAn Block.
HONE WANIND-BX An ORPHAN Boz,
N IA years oil Tnqairs a. DR. q u. MER-
nlck. superlntsndeni Ogansy fArm. dszsts
a BARGAIN.
A FINE kESTDENuE, WIFI TWO Lo1e.
IL withia ssven blocks Of he poztof2cs. for
&SI5e ten ROOMS and hn1hroom-
EsHELNAN. LxWELLKN . CO.,
oella seal1e. Naza.
HOB sALE-TW0 LksDaExa HOUSES. 4
Ia one RrDeeFy business. nalf lntarezE Ia
ths bsst paying business IN Seattle. u sQRk
Z 90. corner MI . Commercial stEeetz dIssf
f1TANf kD-COMPEIE WOMAN NURSE
Nv II tie eo1nty iarm- Address DR. @. II.
MkRAtCk, ds15tt
4 aTuRxIsHgD ORF1OR q DOM ron
IA rent ApplY a ahis once. de1s1
UTANfEp-YoUNa MAN As DRAUGHTs-
Nv man. Cali a. Raom g RoEE-KxxKxaz-
gAzlczR BellainG. del9a
Mooney 10 LoAN-oM CHATTEL Oh
III personal security, Iva SOCK housshola
fnrnitare. musical Instruments general Mse.
ehanase, e3a. COMPTON, MrLAKR 3 90,
james street. opposite 0ocldentAi. deIf
WAKFKD-A WOMAN TO DO WASHING
W and ironing f1F number Of yoang msn;
mEst b ea-efal and neat. Apply at this
ofsns. dsff
NJ oTIuE-A LADY WISHES An ENGAGE
IN ment as nuFse, By the day week Or month;
modarnte ehArgsS Address NURSE, q hts
49,. 49, -
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rRan rom TeMNsEND.
rsrxnEsrne LOCAL xHws EaaH EHs PosT
on KNTnH.
IRsgnlaY Corr. POsf-THssIassnov.i
onnrHAnY NKWA

&tNHNNflF W.T. q W. ftFNNtANNFrN"feA
ORDINARY NEWS.
A party Of apoFtsmen, consisting Of
Mesara. r. w. Pettyarove, ]. 3. Lall-
naer, William Hammond, James w.
Jonea, e. W. Devoe, Peter Mcintyre and
John Mclnnes, vent down 20 GEay's
marsh yesterday for q few days hunt.
Plenty Of wing game is reported down
there, and the party vii probably re-
main there for several days.
A liRht snow feil az the military post
lasl nieht. snow 90 the depth Of ak
INCHES covers the whole Of Leland VAL
ley, and is diminished By enc half In
Otimaeun.
Prof. L. +. Ryan. Of Leland Valley,
twenty miles wet Of this city, seeds III
formation 20 ths elect that another val
ley OF good farming country has Just
bsen discovered about two miles west Of
Leland, and says ID 10 quite large bat
ila extent Il not yet RsceftAined. The
valley in question 10 located, probably,
amens the mountains, which districts
have nol been thoroughly examined.
10 the easa Of Charles Eiaenbeis, ST.,
a. 81. vs.. III. L. Tihbale. IT,, "a. 81. tAe
motion 20 dissolve The restraining order
has heen overTuied aud the original Or
der siiii continues 10 fOrce.
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Gsntleuen's smoking Jackets full
Inns u colors. No ether stores hsve
them. Toklas 4 SinaeRmsn-
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QoesTP ApouT sHIFnAsrK1s.

Capssin Alfred Gala, Who Was sac-
ess,sed hy Captaia Aonisnd0n IN tne
rsassssship Of ihe bark ID. .. Murray.
eas hesR. aines bis departure freEa the
Seuoa. agst sfaeer % TIE ship AsFmon
row tasdine coal Is Seattle Ter San
n3eso. Captain Gale wss formerly
geFuf for Inc Coast SeSmen's unian ard
reies n ~ PsppSs correspondent Va sh's
e4gy.
Frank slvsy, ferafriY master % The
tas Gastah an3 Nac - tie most rcpn-
- masters % thE sound. Il in toSD. II
i stRtra that Captain Siivty vii soon
hesspaa tempsrsry MASTER 81 the tue
Naivoke. ace CAPTAIN Nickels retiring
far 4 esap,e af muaths Of ftcfeztt1c-
gapsssn GeoErs ". ArustFozE has
l,exa rfaeea IA cssmaass1 q the sShecz-
- ESa. il San frsEoisea, Temporarily
~ nlscs Il CAPTAIN WtekmAn. The lat
- 4 saseFirc from q stEoke q paFals-
"a. sasossuz one % bis eySs.
f,sntafa n b SeyEzare. formerly 90
az stas1I e. Dispasch, resigned a2c TIE
xacaaev vas hllsd b. Captain James
npryar. CaptAio Ssy1cre = row co
~ rerarsortai ssAH q the Dasls 4rgws,
- weli a. assistant business manEgsr
Csrasis ara Mrs. Clagp SAne 90
seCna this week, tnteDct2R - tisa
CeopSvtlls. OsinE. hewever, - ne
leelemsncy o. TIE weather tne4 =
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

TIE prassoutine attorney, J. ]. Cal
houo, received information this morn
TAG from psycht that q man named
Crawford bad Surrendered bimssif -
sAersa Morse. II appears that en- last
Sunday a party Of Indians and Craw-
ford were engaged 10 q drunken FeveiFy
Ia che lAtteF's cabin. The amnse ne1t
anally tarnsd by firing at the tFeriace.
Crawford caves the Iudia0s firearms.
and later asceFtAined that one OF thee,s
named fndian John. had been killed.
0fAWfold, on swing himsHif ap 10 the
sheriff. said u Was his faaii By allowing
he Indiana 30 eet drunk and RtvinR
saem nreaFms, aud be tCEaWfordl doss
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

&425-A IiRe Of gold handla silk I'M
brsllas. LyOcs' make, worth $50.
Chester Cleary.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-02-11
Millet AS An Art Student.

One of Millet's boy friends and COM
panions knew him first in the city of
Cherbours a few miles from the art
lists birthplace, the city where he re-
ccived his first lessons in art He h,td
heard how the young peasant hlillet
tried to initiate the engravings ia his
Bible during the MONDAY rest. how he
drew the figures about him, and cover
I'd the fences with sketches, until his
father took him to Cherbourg Ito see
whether he could make q living by til. S
business" When the artist to. whom
I.they went saw Millet's drawings. he
saidyto the father: "You must be jok-
ing. That Young man there did not
make these drawings all alone" a
And when convinced that they were
really the boys work, he exclaimed:
''Ah, you have done wrong to keep
hin, SO long without instruction. for
your child has in him the making of II
great artist"
Presently the Municipal Council of
Cherbourg awarded Millet meager
pension that he might study art in Par
is. But the councilmen expected the
artist in return to send back large
paintings to the city museum. although
he could not live upon the pension.
They became angry at this delay; and
he, finally bought an immense cam
vass, and in three days painted n
picture of Moses breaking the table
of stone. He vanished it once and sent
it to the museum. But as the picture
was varnished before the paint had
dried. 1t soon began to crack, Now the
picture looks SO old that some of the
good people take it for q painting by
Michael Angelo. Then the councilmen
| asked Millet to paint portrait of the
mayor, who had recently died. Millet
had never seen him; but from an old
miniature likeness he painted beauti.
| full portrait, the face seen in three
| quarters front view. Wishing models
| for the hands, Mlllet found man in the
neighborhood who had finely shaped
hands. This man as it happened. had
| been imprisoned for some offensc.
When the portrait was finished and
shown to the counoilmen, they sent for
Millet and told him that they were
| greatly displeased. Tho likeness was
good, they said but there were two
grave faults: The artist had painted
only a three-quarters view of the late
mayor, whereas his Honor invariably
entered the Council Chamber facing
straight forward; and. secondly, it was
shameful to have used the hand of q man
who had been iniprison as the model
! for the hand of 4 man SO good as the
late mayor Poor Millet! There was
nothing for him to say to people SO SIM
pie and ignorant rs these, - RipleH
Hitchcoek.' 81 81 NiaAolas.. g.